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Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
HANCOCK,

Walt Higgins and J. Holt were
visiting i'll the country last Sunday
Aug. Ericsson and A. H. Gray were
in Morris Saturday OH Masonic bust
ness.
Henry Dudly received a car load Of
machinery last week.
c. w. COmstock went to Kansas
Monday to buy car load Of horses.
Mrs. SUNDAYS mother died Monday
night. Her remains were sent to her
old home near Red Wing for burial.
o. Steam has returned to his old
position of night operator.
Mrs. Knox lectured on temperance
Sunday. Mrs. Knox is an intelligent,
cultivated lady, and an honor to the
cause she so we'll represents.
P. Rathbone has bought a tree
claim in the town of Horton.
The Glee Club met at F. Wilcox
last Tuesday.
Agnes Hunter arrived from the St.
Cloud Normal Friday night.
Arthur Thorpe is at home from
school, having finished his course.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
NOT lCE.

All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to me, will please call at
my office with Johnson & Bicknell,
over Stevens County Bank, and settle
ut once. All accounts not settled Of
ter 80 days will be left with u collec-
tor for collection. If you should not
find me personally at my office, you
can settle with Johnson & Bicknell.
If II. 3. WOLFF.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
MONEY TOLOAN,

On improved farms in every part of
Western Minnesota at from per
cent up, with privilege OF re-paying
in sums of 800 or over before due.
No charge for abstracting or record
ing. Loans made privately, and
promptly. We mean what we say,
and do what we agree to. Don't be
imposed upon by interruptions agents
who extort exOrbitant bonuses and
commissions. Call and see US, get
our terms, and if satisfactory give US
your applications.
The Stevens County Abstract and
Real Estate Agency Office next door
to the first National Bank,
9tf Morris MINI.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
SENSATION, JR. ,

Is a Full. Blooded Norman Stallion,
weight 1 800 pounds, three years old and
is the property of NJ. Finnegan, of the
Town of Synnes. He is q first-class
horse, sound in every particular. He
will make the coming season as follows:
At the farm of Mr.. Finnegan the first
three days of each week. and at the st.
Paul House Stable the last three days.
Terms-To insure, $15. 1876
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
LIST or LETTERS.

Advertised at Morris, Stevens Co.
Minnesota Apr. 4th 1887.
Caroline Blacklnan, Eva A. Car
pender, G. A. Donaldson, Aggte Dur
kin, Susie Ekeberg, Ole Fredrickson,
Mary Golden, Edward Hamilton,
Stella Hoston, Hilda Augusta john
son, Andrers Harrison Kartvedt,
Christian Larson, Elbridge G.. Osgood,
Dennis. O'Neal, D. L. Rhodes, Fred
Tornlin, r. II. Wade.
M. L. TORPBY, p, M.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON. MINI.
February 9th. 1857.

Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge, or in his absence, the Clerk OF the
District Court OF Stevens county Minnesota,
at Morris. Mimi, on Saturday. April 9th, 1887,
viz: Heman w. Stone, homestead applica-
ton No. 10S9l, for the nwl4 Section II, Town
ship 124 north of Range AZ west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz; George II. Munro,
Leland II. Wellington, George NJ. Giltinan
and Henry Il. Wolf. all OF Morris, Mimi.
mara g. F. WILKINS, Register.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
q. Whiteley, Late County
Treasurer,

Wishes to inform his friends and
the public that he is now with The
Stevens County Abstract and Real
Estate Agency, where he is ready
to transact all business relating to
real estate, such as buying and
selling land, loaning money, and
insuring property from fire, light
ming, hail and tornados. Also life
and accident insurance effected at
lowest rates and in the best COM
panies. ian26m3
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
Herding.

l will during the coming season
herd cattle, horses or sheep on my
farm in the town of Morris. Rates |;
$500 per head for horses, $1.O0 per
head tor cattle and 35cts per bead
for sheep Tor the season.
llt4 J. w. PUSHOR.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
For sac.

One seven-eights Holstein bull, one
year old OH the Oath of February last.
He is very fine animal. Any one
wishing to improve their stock should
take look at him. Enquire of
tt H. B. WOLFF.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

l have farms for sale or rent in
Pepperton, Scott, Synnes, Stevens,
Horton, Moore and Morris. Can sell
improved farms at low prices, small
payment down, balance time to suit
purchaser, at eight per cent interest.
1874 HENRY HUTHINs.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

By an arrangement with eastern
parties, I can loan money on good Sc
curity at low rate of interest.
HI. HUTCHINs,
Morris MINI.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

II you wish for prunelles. seedless
raisins, raisin cured prunes, sauer
krout, in fact anything in the line Of
fancy groceries 60 to
HANCOCK & STEBBINs.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

When Baby WA sick, We gave her Castoris,
when she was Child, she cried for CAstoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she lad Children, she gave them CastoriA,
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

Before making loan on your farm
see l.. H. and F. A. Wellington. Of
flee at the court house. If
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

Money to loan on improved farms.
Low interest and no delay.
III. HUTCHINs.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

Hancock & Stebbins pay the high.
est market price for farm produce.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
BORROW MONEY,

Hancock & Stebbins sell all kinds of
fab, salt pork, lard etc.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

Wood turning aud Scroll saving, at
e. F. HILLS
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

IMPORTANT TO CATTLE OWNERS.
will herd cattle for the season, be-
ginning May Is, at my farm 6 miles
southwest of Hancock and s miles
south of Morris at 81 so per head for
the season unlimited. Range on the
Pomme de Terre river best of grass
and water. Good Red Polled bull
on the farm-serviceS $1.0O
III. r. EDDY,
15t4 Hancock, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

Try the Bonanza cigar, the best set.
cigar made.
HANCOCK & STEBBINs.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

For Excelsior Weather strips, go to
E. F. Hill.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

(Town of Synnes
County of Stevens
State Of Minnesota.
Notice is hereby given by the town
Board Of Supervisors OF the town Of
synnes, warning all persons to use no
seed containing mustard in seeding
lands in SAID town.
Notice 10 also given that all persons
owning land upon which there is
mustard, will be prosecuted according
to law If they do not destroy the same.
Given under our hands this 25th
day Of March, A. D. 1887.
ERICK P. DROVDALL.
JOHN SCIRAPPs
OLE S. Roe
15t3 Supervisors.
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

On improved farms. Loans made
quietly, quickly and at low rate of insI
terest. HENRY HUTCHINS
Morris Mimi,
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

J. A. johnson is In Red Wing.
E. y.JQnss. visited the cities last
week.
J.J. Whittemore, Ortonville, was
In town last Saturday.
w. J. Munro and wife have re.
turned to their home in Morris.
s. Y. Gordon of the Browns Valley
Tribune was in town last Friday.
Sheriff A. E. Randall, OF Big Stone
county, spent few days in town last
week.
LOUIS Peterson and J. A. Abraham
son, both of Hoffman, were in town
last Thursday.
Mrs. J. d. Gillespie 10 visiting with
her sister. Mrs. A. Schmoll. at Ar
lington, Mimi.
Mr.. Arbogast, of the Graceville
Transcript, spent few hours In Nor
ris last Saturday.
Hon. r., 4. Costello passed through
Morris on Thursday last on his way
home from st. Paul
Morris tribune., 1887-04-06

Hereafter, fruit treee vendors
transacting business in Minnesota,
will be required to give bond In the
sum of $1,000, according to law passed
by the last legislature. Secretary Of
State Mattson says the law was ell
acted to protect farmers from being
defrauded by agents selling spurious
trees and that any one has right to
see the certificate ola person claim
ing to be an agent. The law will be
printed on the back Of the certificate.
The secretary says he shall be very
strict in granting certificates.
OK. Lights house burned last
Sunday evening about 10 o'clock. The
wind was blowing fiercely and in q
very few minutes after the fire was
discovered, nothing but heap of
ashes remained where the home had
been. There was time to save but
little from the burning building and
nearly all of the furniture, clothing,
books etc burned. The family
moved Inio the barn and made them
selves comfortable until morning,
since Wien they have been living
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hartrich. Mr..
Light has but 500 of insurance upon
the house and contents, 80 that his
loss is asevere one. This is Mr.. Lights
| second loss by fire, as q prairie fire
damaged him quite seriouslytonly last
Fall. Mistortunes never come singly.
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Nov shat lbe fall elsclions are osss'
sae suhisst 81 vbo shall reeesse tie
Democratic nomination for vias-prsa-
dent & Oncs more q promineEt soDie q
atseusion IL political circles, Tue
friends of Postmaster General Was.
Plss. Assistant Postmaster General
Htsvsnsou and Commissioners 81 Pen
slona Black are Ell active end snsha-
slsssis d behalf Of their favoTitss. IL
scsss Of tha egoEts Of thsss aspifanis'
however, there IL 3 aeneral bslief Thai
The nomination viii be glsea 70 soHae
western nan who Is nos CONTESTED With
he ClsssIand administration. Cover
nor Graz, Of indians, h regarded b. ;
large nurntsr Of Democrats as ths RAD
shas is wanted. He is . western man,
an sx-soIdlsr and be balls from adouht-
ful state. OF courSs. the fact thai be u
4 renegade Republican and that bis
fame Is sarnlsbed By several qaeation-
able transactions viii hass 40 inhusnoe
with chs DemecFatis csuteusion pro
vldsd that Il Is decided that be Is avail
AHA,
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sgnn 10 Isis Possesses ~ 90 aSgerm-
mssf Whencs. tisn. So ~ nenbszs
- 80 cafig - sonsf r. ~ pscnlsi-
tioa minosity % - Hspstllsan paFsy
shsuss usils assh % psshihiEioa nj
nefify a - DsssssEasls parlg b 5cin-
ina fhe Fsstlsilfna parsy, th<l ras11.
asoefdssG % nlzss WlllzEdsB GA stats-
naers. woasd Eiia - ~ s bopaiess 81
soriiE Attae ninssiag q a1s pnxsy
ss1ngi cutsoss ~ msistiag q fhsi
DestJ, no nass ca rs nuitsa n,iaeri-
sci 80 p4ftala esfFgts i1s uus'ed
Enalssitiss 81 seq pasties.
Asothsr hiss sdssnssd y Aiss VIZ
iaRa proves . - egaally - 1i's1sa sa.an
essisriiiy ezanainao. sas speess q sns
detssso q pfonioi'sDn 2 % n,asy Sass
noftn ara s9ain. vnlsa are new asfa3'
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Al ExraAenalaAaY CesclraIes.


The address Of Miss Francis 4. vii.
lard delivered before che convention Of
the women's Christian Temperance
uaion n Nashville on Wednesday after.
noon. should be read carefully By all
Who desire 10 understand the position
Of shia able and energetic woman. From
her standpoint Il is an Abia argument.
bat she falls into oFrsrs which one arRu
ing from thss standpoint could no,
avoid.
She urges The unien 10 take an tn
ltFsst IN politics. and seema 10 think
thai the sole hope Of the ooansFy lies IN
Ia the exisseneo efthe Prohibition party
IS An Independent party. Her advice
% tha mambeEs Of the unioa may be
briefly stated ~ an appeal 10 them to
assist thal pAEtY By ell mems In their
party. and che enthusiastically chaAe.
tsElxss Il ag'the party Of iheneas future
Which il 70 be the party Of asd.n
she STATES her belief In the future o.
the Prohibition party 10 the following
laseuage;
There are nos enough sati -saloon
Rarnhlicann north 10 carry prahlbisiau
"a 4 nlnRla state that Is now STRUGGLING
90 secure ~; naF enough anti-saloon
Democrats ID he sonth, as haa been
proved il Rhia memorable year of oar
constitutional defeats. bat there ara
eneneh te4npsranea uen IN bolh parties
tOtake poa8es9icu 81 tha euYsrumant
and give us q national prohihitssa paFty.
che party Of The near futaFe. Which b 10
be toe party Of 0od.-
Miss WIZARDS pssitiar. bFisey siAaed.
then, Il that. Shiie lhess are - spezzh
Republican pSOasblsioalsta n lnska tss
Repahlican party = psshlbltsan u4FtY,
nor enough DsmooEaiia psohibisionists
% make The pssnoefatie psrsy PRO
hihltiOo party, the pare PFosieisioa
party wtll soon attract 10 ITSELF q sat
acieatly large nambes 81 vsiera 10 -
care possession 81 the sOvsrnnsss aad
engsagt rs pesaiias doctrines % shs
constitution.
Miss Willard may fairly - asked
whence thsss psoeibitios vsssss are 10
esu.e. ehs admits that Ouly = ssaAil
ainariey q ne Repnhllsaas are PRO
hlbsliouissa Aad thAs stfil smaller
minority Of ne DsuocEaas ere rso-
hsblltunisiA boa she iasisls tAAs sha
Pssetbitioa paFty uin sOOR be large
enoaeh "a OVsrthFow beth Of she great
parties uAi1h nou divide ths A@srissa
peepta.
ne Rlpahlseaa snd DsnoSsasic
vsssrs q Ne uaissd SsAsss eoabased
namhsr shous three hundFsa and
nEay-alns tAFse hanasea and siEtisshs
n shs taial nauher Of vsiers q
tAe eoastsy. ne rsuisinina ihEas
hunarad and ssxtlesh vast u ne vslsrs
e asgtainly los snnsll 10 b esnsidersd
q & faeies "a the formAissa a = rarly |
whlebs asoosdlns 80 Miss WAlar1. d
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q Isxae pamanaax Ina so 0asy Mlals
ffefEhf. NsAxIg GsxEa coz1af1to weEe
r1ssEEtts fE14 RoEt AnNslss e ~
Wz&Ruod. IaS1 ar1 a. rEason1 41cl1
&c 9efn1i1ta dawn tase| ard ateul ~
pss ca1t. q lke csrerI1Ees sze r1rlee9
- 1ew arsfyaIa froM lhe easA A14
nssnaReF, George V0nsnie HmlGAs w&9
p1satna1r t1r IerasuF<G. 3. @ -
1sg. Asnes ~ oaA meetinz q 80
EasnFdnF. a. nossd 10 this e1lnmus g
eEnkE14 tn1.r 60 dexnnzlinn 81 f1a ex1-
eattcn q 1he en8rczfsls - C1iazR1s ~
eN1Fa1REmen1 hn8 tAks1 plac4 nasM4An
tbz sGDpggiess 81 tree AMeEinen pxln-
cpsss 1od tte sFnrazhz1er9 Hlla ~
eEshs- Mnug Of fhs eel1uisEs Weo hese
t'san aeiiseiy ena1asd b fcsfeEinE me
Interests - fhe inslitnfi11 are nv en-
fsasDrina % dispose 81 their iufeEes.s
o. else eeeufe Q new n1anAGeM1nE. ~
y sid tat netae of ne rnsmbeff sen
tsznpinfs bFlnRipQ the H1akteE be4ofe
tbs pg0pss kflbanals fog antis9 shefenn.
One % The eeiants1H, - couvef1AnG
witb RoaT- IHfKEL1azaCza eozE91p91o-
e0t, saios 1heEo b ana aee4l0uably 3
otasensfo1 going On aEainaf tne man
sgsmsn1, and Il cgurse there are E&ny
members leaving, Who, the ufngera sayi
are going ~ tha SQUAD 20 0Dtain w0fA
durinR he WiEter, and vii return nsxi
Spring. What we ned. keveEefs g
naks the eoi0ny q gneeea1 3 shfewc
business manager. who vii overlook
and take NJ action in s1ch matters e
fiosa Of ne nesting Of Last Saturday.
and uuisas Measures Of this description
aEe adopted there vii be tFonble, - %
msmbsF Of The colony Wbo = 81 Amer'
lean cares 60 hs1F crowd Of speakers
baranqns = meeting npholdinz toe veFy
psrliea wha Gdopfed their worst de-
vices 20 rain and aak Sside what every
sitizsu hslds dsar-she law. Yet be-
iiess zee esIony viii be Z susosss and
become q fhKSEinQ Institution
uuRPmo KEWs.
Toe government steamer Thetis will
aail fFnm San fransisco th.s week for
sitka, Alaaks, 90 take the place Of The
United States steamer Pinla, which has
been doing service fuF yeaf or swo IN
Alaska waters.
The Ohilian ship Eatella, loaded with
iamber from PORT Gamble for Mel
bonEne, was tcwed 70 sea last night.
Tue ship Paciolas vas toWed 70 Bur
rArd Iniet this morning BY the tag Mas
tick. The Psetosas will load Lumber
for Shanghai, China.
The British iron ship General Picton
has arrived ia Royal Roads from San
Pedro, bound 20 Moodyville 70 load
lumber foe Melbourne.
Tho Hhlp Con mo6oFe has sailed from
DepartaEe Bay fer San Francisco, load
Cd with coal.
A crew has bsep shipped Tor the bark.
entiRe Sc. Lneie, aud the vessel 10 Eev
ready for ses, bound TO Hawaii.
PoEx TowNsEED, Nov. IL, 1887.
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mAnrIEsroN AeAn.


Thefa are ones more rnmors THAI
Lord Salisbury xlll scon Rlve up IN dis
gual bis efforts 10 govern England and
eoeroa Ireland and thaa the Warqass OF
Hsrslnasoa win be called upoa TO s.
sume $40 leadership Of coalition min
isiry which will lnolads among iis mem
bars Lord Randolph OhaEshili. Lord
Salisbury and q numbaF Of the Liberal
Usienisi leaders. Il viii be remember :
Cd that LeFd Harrington stated six
months aeo that be woald consent 10
form q government only when be deem
Cd nach action on bis part necessary In
order 70 keep 0ladstsno fFom powes
and home rule from bsing granted.
Either The affairs Of TIE Salisbury gov
eEnmsni are In much worse shape than
she pablo suspects or The rumors 10 rs-
card 10 the formation Of coalition
government are without foundation. II
L MOI 70 be presumed that Lord Hart
inglon h any more ahxious TO hasuDe
she cares 81 governments nos than he
aas when be stated The single condition
on which be would consent 10 do 90. He
L droadfally anxious 10 have somebody
else eoercs the Irish people, bat be ID
avernc 10 undertaking The task himself
he l. not desiroas Of bnFying biz
name beneath . weight Of odinm 30
long a. Salisbury and BAlfouF are will
lne 20 relieve him Of the necessity for
dospR 10. He aaubtieaa hnds the posi-
tlsn 81 frieod aud supporter Of an IN
popalar government much more con.
genial lhan that OF the head Of such .
government. II is cafe to say that
whsn Harrington consents 90 form a
coalition government. the triumph d
Gladstone and heme rule viii not b
far IN the future.
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eLYmPIA.
EoTEs on EnTERHgE FRoM ran EERRzTo-
RIAL CAPITAL.

(l2sq1lar Corr. Poss-Intsllissnesr.l
CORPORATIONS.
Articles Of incorporation we're iiied
yesterday With Secretary Owings, Of
he SuDuyside Irrigation Canal and
Land Company, OF NeFth Yakima, cap
isal stock 10000. Tbs parpoFt OF the
company is to build a canal for nayiRa-
ton rs well as irrigation purposes. Also
p1wer Of attorney 70 Cornelius Il. Han
ford Of Seattle, By tie Employers Liza
billy Assurance Corporation (Limifed)
Of London; capital stock 81 900. coo.
The purpose Of this corporation 10 10
effect reinsurance, to indemnify em-
ployegs from loss by servants, agents, etc.
SHIPPING MOTIFS.
The Willie brought l25 sacks Of oys-
tiers Tuesday night.
The Skaqit Chief made the trip 10
this pert yesterday In plsee Of the bay
ward, which was undergoing inspection
at Seattle.
Toe Fanny Lake brought the freight
Yesterday from the bark Qaickstep, 3C
DAYS from San Francisco.
Two carloads Of stoves have been re-
eeived from 81. Louis within the past
week.
A oarIoad Of hay was received from
North Yakima yesterday.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Howe. manager Of ths Affairs OF
the y. Il. a N. aa Tacoma, was IN the
city short time Tuesday. While here
be took occasion 70 highly compliment
Mr.. ]. O. Perciyal Who has been aeeni
Of the company here for eight years, OF
ever since the D. r. 4 N. was orRan
lied.
Mr.. +. W. Brown, who has been on {
Surveying expedition 10 the wilds Of
Lewis and Ohehalis counties, Is again
upon our streets.
Theodore PeteEman, Of Hoquiam
and Kate CoFcOran. Of Tacoma, came
to this city Tuesday on tbs fleetwood
ana we're tke same evening ioined IN
The holy bonds Of malFimony by Rev
Father Claussen.
DR.. Newell and faIuily, Of New Jersey
Who are visiting bis brother, OK Cover
nor Newell, left Tuesday for q few DAYS
visit IN Seattle and Vietoria.
Miss Carrie Hopkins and Miss Georgia
Foster who attended the funeral Of hFs
Foster, Sunday, have retained to Sc
attic. They we're accompanied tAitber
b. MF. George Foster.
Beuismin Wilcox, Who has been run.
ming locomotive on logging road fol
she Ben" Iurner camp the past season,
hiss gone 10 Victoria Whenca be expects
10 ship for Australia.
OLYMPIA, Nov. II, 1881.
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Vas L,csx-MEAsT.--At Casy Eeok, hsar 10,
Gnsos. cAlifaEhiN - Thursasy, NsS. l0th,
Wa1cs Van LonA. q Sssta CrnS coanfy. ca.
ilasuiA. naa Miss Alissed AeAsy, Of Sssiile,
VT.
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JASpos AoAIS.-Joseph JAndos, the
sushos Of the disturbance on jackson
street, between Commercial and Second
streets. Who Was seni 10 the soansy jail
% await she eeiioo Of the grand iory
for sssanlting Mrs. Lewis With a knife,
was recessed ca Wednesday night on
giving $500 bail. Yesterday he wss re-
arrested for The c3sss Ia the case be
bronRat against Mrs. Lewis. bat after
wards waa allowed time IN which 30 pas
the aI1oant and waa recessed. since
the iast term d coart J1nd0s has soss
she coanty q considerable sem % money,
havlrg BEEN arrested thFee times pre-
vieasly.
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ART STUDIO.

NIss CLAIRE BATCH HAS OPgSKD
w En- Art stadlo 81 TIE Tniversits.
where she VIII giye ieasonH h FeDed,
ChAreoAl and C1AFou DEawizg, Oh ard
China Painting. MksS Catch rBcezFe4 Ia.
s.rnctton n TIE Ctzclnna1 Al Schooi n1a
thN HAn Frannlsco ScAn0i ef DuziRns
For further infnExaz4len appay - her
resl1aaae On The gntTefsllT grouAd1 g
& ~ Elndie. ~ In
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FURNITURE.

IT roo WAKT TO GIT A BARGAIN II
4 farnisnre 20 70 o. l. MANNLN0. On Co
lsmeaz Esrset. ars, dOa< wast q Fro1a. ~
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FOR HONOLULU.

THE FINE NEW BARKENFENE
~. q. WILDER.
for Honolulu on or about the a5th day Of Nov.
This 1ne vessel has superior cabin accommo-
dations for limited number Of passengers.
Fer further particulars aPpls 10
O. @. BARTLETT 4 CO.,
noI5 C ARents, Port Townsend, W.T.
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RHAT AMITn DOf

The symptoms Of Bilionsness are IN
happily but too we'll knows. They diffel
10 different individuals 10 some extent
a Biii01s man Ia seldom breakfast
eater. Too frequently, alas. he has N
exoellent appetite for liquids, bat none
for solids % q morning. Ills to0Gue
viii hardly be inspection at any time
II Il IS not white and fuFfed, IL Is rough
90 oh events.
The digestive system Is vholiy out Of
order, and Disrfhea or Constipation
may be a eymptatn, OF the two may
alternate. There are often Hsaor.
Fhaids oE even loss OF blood. There
may be siddiness and often headAche
ard acidity OF hatuieRce and tenderness
IN she pit Of the stomach. To earree;
all this, II not eject cass, try Gres's's
AsQ1sf Fiorsr, il costs bus q tgitie, and
thousands attest .ss efficacy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-18
COLO.

Persons. and especially children. sre
saciecs 10 Sass aRsaixiEg e0gnplaiat
which often comes on sud3eniy IN the
aieh; end withoat any previous w1rn-
Inc. simmons LivEs Regulator should
aiways - al hand. A single dose viii
generally alias the pain. |, never fails
u giving rnisef. Il i haFnsiess AMI san
Be given Gith ssfsay 10 chilli u the
tsndeFeSt axe.
Bargains 10 dress goods a. car great
removal ssle. New Bargains Monaay
morning. T8kiSs 4 Siugegman.